Lightning Held Unlikely Cause Of Plane Crash
An enormous Boeing 707 from Pan American World Airways with 73 aboard crashed near Elkton Maryland after a thunderstorm. Witnesses described a ball of light striking the jet and investigators weighed lightning as a possible cause, while Civil Aeronautics Board and FAA teams collected wreckage and questioned witnesses to determine if disaster was lightning related.
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Two Crashes Claim Three On Highway
Two separate highway crashes left three people dead or seriously hurt across Colorado and rural areas. In the Brush incident a driver Frederick Bitterman and two passengers, Donald Rose and Richard Daniels, were injured or killed when a car overturned on U S 40. A second accident near Colorado Springs injured Rhea Hubersberger and family members in a head on collision, with Hubersberger driving the other vehicle. Separately in Seoul the South Korean Supreme Council announced release plans for political prisoners before the Third Republic transfers power on December 17.
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Cargo Plane Lost CAP Joins Search Final Installment
CAP planes joined the search for a cargo plane missing since Saturday on a Denver to Hill Ogden route. The flight from Lowry AFB carried Joe Hawley Kurt Hugentobler and Arthur Fehr. Snow and mountains along the intended path may hinder the efforts as ground crews along Sanitamapal await Air Force coordination.
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White House Doctor Close to LBJ Revealed
Boy found after brief disappearance near Gale ton, Colorado. Missing since Thursday evening, he was discovered around noon in a cellar hole of a farm home area. Sheriff Welsh assisted in the rescue as 50 searchers and 30 horsemen scoured fields and ditches before the boy’s safe return.
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Studebaker To Suspend U.S. Output
Reports indicate Studebaker will end domestic auto production, shifting all car output to Canada. The move affects about 6,000 workers at South Bend, with 5,000 hourly staff likely to lose jobs as operations concentrate in Hamilton, Ontario. A New York news conference is planned to disclose the full plan, with Randolph Guthrie confirming a forthcoming announcement.
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Book on Assassination Made Available to Tribune Readers
A lavishly illustrated single volume presents the Kennedy assassination tale with accompanying bylines and eyewitness perspectives. It traces witnesses, Oswald, and the nation through the tragedy, hospital, transfer, and Arlington journey in a concise, complete narrative for readers.
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Weather forecast and temperatures across states
Weather summary for Colorado and Wyoming with 1 p.m. readings at 32 degrees and 24 hour outlook ending Sunday 8 a.m. Public service notes list highs and lows: Colorado 38/13, 48/12, Western region 51/2, barometer 29.98 rising then falling. Five day outlook calls for below normal temperatures and scattered snow, with colder nights and fluctuating highs, plus mountain snow in Wyoming tonight and Tuesday. Reading includes sunrise 7:10 a.m. and sunset 4:35 p.m. Tuesday.
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Lighted Cross To Be Put on Water Tower
The Greeley Council of churches plans a huge lighted cross atop the city's water tower at 2nd Ave and Reservoir Rd. The 32 by 16 foot cross will be illuminated by 120 bulbs and is expected to be lit Wednesday night, replacing the park display with a town scene in Lincoln Park.
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Greeley High Bands Open Concert SeasonTuesday
Greeley High School bands will begin a new concert season at 8 p.m. Tuesday in the Greeley High auditorium. The free program features the varsity and concert bands with Christmas selections and a brass quartet. Alvin Curtis will direct.
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